The Chinese manufacturer Vivo is said to introduce its Vivo X300 Ultra smartphone this month in the Chinese market, while the brand has also confirmed that the device will also launch globally.
Well, alongwith Vivo X300 Ultra, the brand could also unveil the Vivo X300s smartphone in China. Today, Han Boxiao, Vivo’s Product Manager, has revealed some major details about the Vivo X300s.
Vivo X300s: Major details revealed
Earlier, there were rumours about the Vivo X300 Max smartphone, but it is now confirmed that the smartphone will be called Vivo X300s. The “s” stands for “SuperMax”, and the device is designed for users who want a large-screen flagship, requiring top-notch imaging.
According to the product manager, if the Vivo X300 Ultra is a “professional V-mount,” then the X300s is a “super-powered small V mount,” offering both a Zeiss 200MP image sensor and ultra-cool performance.
Coming to its features, the smartphone sports a 6.78-inch display with BOE Q10 Plus material and supports circular polarised light 2.0, making natural light more friendly. It offers a 144Hz refresh rate (first in the X series), and it is the first X series model to support native 144FPS in large-scale MOBA mobile games.
The smartphone features 1511 War Drum Master Symmetrical dual speakers Pro (same as iQOO 15), with upgraded new-generation amplifiers and algorithms. Both the top and bottom speakers are 1511, offering a super-large size and ultra-wide sound field. It also features the same ultra-sensory gaming sound field as the iQOO 15, directly improving game sound details by 120%.
It is equipped with a 751440 custom ultra-sensory vibration motor. Featuring a height-enhanced design, advanced electromagnetic scheme, and special alloy materials, this motor achieves superior performance compared to the 0816 motor. Its vibration intensity is almost equivalent to that of the 1016 motor, and its bandwidth is 2.2 times greater than that of the traditional 9595 motor. This motor supports 4D game vibration for over 10 mainstream mobile games, with customizable vibration intensity. This is the largest X-axis motor in X series history.
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